Brothers Plead Guilty for Smearing Johnson’s Car in Melbourne
Two Melbourne brothers John North Langley 21 and David Ellis A Langley 18 pleaded guilty in a suburban court to endangering a person and five counts of willful property damage for throwing paint filled bags at President Johnson’s limousine en route to Government House. The men apologized saying their antiwar protest ideas had changed and offered to compensate victims. a magistrate ordered 14 days hold before sentencing.
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Melbourne
Australia
Johnson
John North Langley
David Ellis A. Langley
Government House
Lmousine
Johnsons
Secret Service
Frank Gal ‘Bally
E. J. Danaher
Rodney E. Ross Jr. elected president of Pine Tree Society
State Rep. Rodney E. Ross Jr. of Bath has been chosen president of the Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children and Adults. He succeeds Bernard H. Lipman of Augusta after Lipman held the post for three years. JOURNAL WANT ADS ARE WORKERS.
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Augusta
Rodney E. Ross Jr
Bath
Pine Tree Society For
Ross
Bernard H. Lipman
Civilian Reporter Details Oriskany Fire Tragedy
Civilian James Pickerell of Wilmington Ohio describes dawn fire aboard the U S aircraft carrier Oriskany in the Gulf of Tonkin that killed 43 sailors including many pilots. He recounts the explosion in a flare locker, rapid deployment of hoses, bomb stacks near the blaze, and efforts to wet down 34 tons of ordnance as crewmembers recovered bodies.
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James H. Pickerell
Wilmington
Ohio
U.S
Oriskany
Pickerell
James Pickerell
Associated Press
South China Sea
Navy
Gulf of Tonkin
North Viet Nam
Bishop Joins Campaign For Senate Seat
Maine campaign sees write in Neil S. Bishop challenging Senator Margaret Chase Smith and Elmer H. Violette with a pro free enterprise message. Curtis criticizes Gov Reed and the economic development department while Curtis pushes for more public time and debate. Violette speaks at Portland area event while Smith faces multiple vote challenges.
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Assouu Ar Ud
Maine
U.S. Senate
Neil S. Bishop
Cony High
Augusta
Margaret Chase Smith
Elmer H. Violette
Kenneth M. Curtis
Wcsh-Tv
Portland
Dover-Foxcroft
Violette
Monmouth
Sen. Smith
Republican Garland Aims to Return 1 Percent Tax to States
In Scarborough, Peter A. Garland proposed sponsoring legislation to return one per cent of the national aggregate taxable income to states and municipalities for health education and welfare. He criticized votes weakening peace prospects and opposed the nuclear test ban treaty and UN bond purchases.
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America
Kennedy
United Nation
Peter A. Garland
Scarborough
Congress
Tricky Halloween leg iron prank ends in two hour trap
In Stockbridge Michigan Mrs. Robert Camp borrowed a 25 pound leg iron from an Ingham County sheriff. Her daughter Faye 16 wore it and found the key forgotten trapping her for two hours until a deputy retrieved the key. In Tacoma Washington Rep Helmut Jueling claimed 87 cents in campaign expenses for switching 1964 signs. The state party sent a $1 check with a note to return unspent funds. In Phoenix Sylvia Primous 54 welcomed his 26th child a boy weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces making 15 children living at home.
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Stockbridge
Mich
Robert Camp
Ingham
Tacoma
Wash
Washington
Helmut Jueling
Jueling
Republican State Central Committee
Phoenix, Ariz
Sylvester Primous
Irene
Phoenix
Ariz
Primous
Maine Urged To Develop Nuclear Power
A Beck & Associates report urges Maine to take the lead in large scale nuclear power combined with peaking power from the Dickey Lincoln project to meet needs and lower rates. It warns, however, that five years are needed and immediate steps are required to address a power shortage. The study cites high costs from private utilities and favors cheaper large units, noting widespread small plants raise prices.
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Augusta
Maine
R. W. Beck & Associates
Seattle
Wash
Legislative Power Study Committee
United States
Beck
Wiscasset
Wiscasset i
Power Study Committee
State Power Authority
Owl’s Head
Taylor
Servicemen Wives Supper Guests By Owen-Davis Unit
American Legion Auxiliary members will host wives of local servicemen at the Legion hall Beach Street Saco on November 16. A covered dish supper begins at 6 30 p m with gifts for use during the games.
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Owen - Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Beach Street
Saco
Core
Rose Sullivan
Judith Balous
Helen Blanchette
Lydia Flood
Charlene Farnham
Sullivan
Priscilla Hooper
Balous
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M. H. Fishman CO
Main Street
Biddeford
Philco
Neault & Marcotte, Inc
Corner Elm & Main Streets
Biddeford High School
Patricia Pelletier
Ny Whitten
Linda Sevigny
Sandra Marquis
Linda Ladderbush
Brian Bergeron
Michael Donovan
Shifra Zaitlin
Raymond Moreau
Lost Souls
Civilian
Nough
Viet Nam
Lemelin
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
U.S.D.A
New York
T-Bone
Porterhouse
Hamburg
Bishop
Senate
THE
Armstrong
F.E.T
Briggs Garage
IDCE
Percy’s Pharmacy
Saco, Maine
Valdes
Weir
Rte
Arundel
Weir’s
Weir’s Motor Sales
York County
U. S
Monte Cristo
Mediterranean
Island
Elba
Aluminum
Fecteau’s Paint & Wallpaper Shop
Main St
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